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Earl Emerson's "Fat Tuesday" is a step backward in this series. While I found myself fully engaged initially, the story peters out into a disappointing ending with poorly executed typical elements, in particular a group confrontation of all the suspects and an unlikely chase scene. Buy Fat Tuesday by Earl Emerson online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 2 editions - starting at $ Shop now. Fat Tuesday is the fourth Thomas Black novel by Earl Emerson. When Black and his friend, lawyer Kathy Birchfield go to meet with Fred Pugsley, they find him dead in a pool of blood. His wife, Maggie is found holding the murder weapon, a bicycle sprocket remover. The police think Maggie killed him because of Fred's numerous affairs.